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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1963
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Mr. and Mr. Tyley Evans
(Walker photo)
Former Valley
Couple Honored
In Prineville
Several valley residents were
in Prineville recently to attend
the twenty-fifth wedding anni
vcrsary which honored Mr. and
Mrs. Tyley Evans, former Med
ford residents.
The honored couple was mar
ncd in Medford, October 13,
1938 by the Rev. W. A. Dawes,
minister of First Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Maynard Hadley, Med
ford, a niece of Mrs. Evans,
served the anniversary cake,
assisted by Miss Tylene Evans,
daughter of the honored couple,
and rCris Evans, Medford. Mr.
Hadley sang.
A money tree made by Mrs.
Ella Gobcr, Medford, sister of
Mrs. Evans, was presented the
couple.
The Evans' son Richard
Evans, who also attended, lives
at Dallas and their daughter is
a senior in Crook County High
School.
Others from this area at the
event were Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Evans.
Bone China
Now Is Made
In U.S. A.
By LeROY POPE ' . ' '
NEW YORK (UPI)-Mention
bone china to most any woman
and her eyes get that acquisi
tive glitter. But up to now that
has been of no help to the
chinaware Industry in . the
United States.
The English have had the
market for the translucent,
lephyr weight table service sew
ed up for a couple of centuries.
When Walter Scott Lenox
founded Lenox, Inc., of Trenton,
N.J., 75 years ago, he tried to
make bone china.
Whether he failed at the dif
ficult porcelain technology in
volved or just couldn't get peo'
pie to believe in an American
bone ware in an era when im
ported goods still had great so
cial prestige is not remembered.
But now, the company at last
Is producing and selling
the first successful American
bone ware. It's called Oxford
bone and it has been test-marketed
in a number of cities for
one year.
Has Bone Ash
Bone gets it name from the
fact that the ash of burned ani
mal bone is an important in
gredient in the porcelain mix.
It is very thin, very strong, very
white. Women love to hold a
bone plate up to the light and
see their fingers through it
much as with an x-ray film.
Oxford bone was introduced
last August in fancy stores and
leading jewelers but without
the Lenox name and without
being marked "made in U.S.A."
Lenox wanted to see how the
women would take to it without
knowing its origin.
"Some retailers were not
happy about this deadpan mer
chandising approach, but they
agreed to go along," a company
spokesman said.
The results have been more
than gratifying. Oxford bone,
which sells for from M60 to
$400 for a service (or eight, ac
rording to pattern, immediately
hvan to sell about as well as
British brands in many leading
stores.
As a result, Lenox now has
increased the number of pat
terns in this first successful
American bone from eight to 11
and the factory now is marking
it "made In U.S.A."
In the sportive mood for fall
is the just above the wrist
shorlie glove, its palm of sleek
capeskin, its back cotton cro
chet in i striped effect. It's a
distinctive finishing touch for the
new shirtcuff sleeve of suits or
a perfect accent for city-minded
separates.
Good
Breakfast
Defined
If you're the mother of school
age youngsters, certainly you
check to see that they leave for
school clean and well-dressed
But there is one thing that's
even more essential. Are they
starting their day well nourished?
Of course, you're busy in the
morning, and it's easy to serve
a make shift breakfast rather
than a nutritionally sound one.
But you, Dad and the children
all pay a high price for taking
the easy way out.
A recent survey revealed 10
per cent ot the elementary
school children went to school
without any breakfast, and 75
per cent did not receive a good
breakfast. This is the age group
where poor breakfast habits
start and grow progressively
worse. Children pay in lower
efficiency and lowered mental
alertness.
Good Breakfast
. Just what ' should a "good"
breakfast include? First, it
should provide one - fourth to
one-third of our daily nutrients.
It should include a serving of
fruit or juice, preferably citrus
fruit; a protein food such as
meat and-or eggs; cereal or
toast; and milk.
You can make breakfast more
interesting and easier if you
plan ahead. Use your imagina
tion so it isn't always the same
menu.
For instance, consider t h e
various meats you can serve.
Rcba Staggs, meat expert, sug
gests bacon, Canadian-style Da-
con, a nam slice, anea noci.
corned beef hash, sausage links
or patties or rcady-to-eat sau
sages lamb patties or cubed :
steaks.
Team the meat with various !
fruits. For added interest, serve
toasted English muffins, French ,
toast, muffins or biscuits. ,
Breakfasts for children ought i
to be appealing as well as nour-'
ishing. Important,, loo, are the
conditions under which the menl i
is served. When breakfast is a ,
pleasant experience, il estnb-j
lishes an eating pattern growing :
children will profit by all their j
lives.
Beef 'Muffins' !
New Idea for
Ground Meat i
Need a simple new idea for a
ground beef dish? Beef Muffins
are the answer. The beef is
mixed with crushed potato chips
for body and California Burgun
dy or other red dinner wine for
flavor accent. I
Pack the meat into muffin i
tins, top with baron and bake !
until savory brown. Simple and
delicious for the whole family j
the alcohol disappears as the
"muffins" bake. Catsup or chili
sauce is a good topping for the !
meat. Complete the meal with i
crusty bread, your favorite veg-'
etable and glasses of the same
red dinner wine used in the rec
ip. i
BEEF MUFFINS 1
One pond ground beef; one
cup finely crushed potato chips;
one-half cup Burgundy wine or
other red dinner wine; one egg,
slightly beaten; one-fourth cup
finely chopped onion; one tea-
spoon salt; one-fourth teaspoon ;
pepper; one strip bacon, cut '
crosswise in eighths; catsup or
chili sauce.
Mix all ingredients except ba-
con and catsup, blending well. ;
Pack mixture into 8 muffin tins; j
top each with a piece of bacon
Bake in a moderately hot oven
(375 degrees F.) for 30 minutes, j
Let stand two or three minutes j
before removing "muffins" from
tins. Serve with catsup r chili
sauce. '
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